CEDET

Hi,

I wondered why I always got the error message "Could not find suitable 
implementation." when invoking semantic-analyze-proto-impl-toggle on a 
C++ method declaration.
After searching around for a while I observered that Semantic seems not 
be able to apply a 'using namespace' declaration correctly on method 
implementations.
Instead of putting them into the namespace defined by a preceding using 
declaration, Semantic stores these at global scope, causing 
semantic-analyze-proto-impl-toggle to be unable to find the 
implementation for a method declaration.

The problem vanishes only if the method implementations are put 
explicitly into the right namespace hierarchy.

Sample Code:

+ analysertest.hpp
namespace A
{
   namespace B
   {
     class Test
     {
       void bla();
     };
   };
};

+ analyzertest.cpp
#include "analyzertest.cpp"

using namespace A::B;

/* -- with these comments Semantic is not able to find the 
implementation for Test::bla when invoking  
semantic-analyze-proto-impl-toggle on its declaration,
  *     without the comments it does
namespace A
{
   namespace B
   {
*/

void Test::bla()
{
}

/*
   };
};
*/

Project.ede
; Object AnalyzerTest
;; EDE Project Files are auto generated: Do Not Edit
(ede-proj-project "AnalyzerTest"
   :file "Project.ede"
   :name "AnalyzerTest"
   :targets (list
    (ede-proj-target-makefile-miscelaneous "Sources"
     :name "Sources"
     :path ""
     :source '("analyzertest.cpp")
     )
    (ede-proj-target-makefile-miscelaneous "Headers"
     :name "Headers"
     :path ""
     :source '("analyzertest.hpp")
     )
    )
   )

I'm using Emacs GNU Emacs 23.3.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 
2.24.8) with CEDET from bazaar (Revision 8225).

Greetings,
Hendrik